C# Programming in easy steps - Programmer Books

Mike McGrath

C# Programming

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1 Getting started

Introducing C# Installing Visual Studio Exploring the IDE Starting a Console project Writing your first program Following the rules Summary

2 Storing values

Creating variables Reading input Employing arrays Casting data types Fixing constants Summary

3 Performing operations

Doing arithmetic Assigning values Comparing values Assessing logic Examining conditions Setting precedence Summary

4 Making statements

Branching with if Switching branches Looping for Looping while Iterating for each Summary

5 Devising methods

Creating function Passing arguments Overloading methods Refactoring code Summary

6 Handling strings

Contents

Discovering string features Manipulating strings Joining and comparing strings Copying and swapping strings Finding substrings Formatting strings Formatting date strings Summary

7 Accessing files

Writing a file Appending to a file Reading text and lines Streaming lines Manipulating input and output Summary

8 Solving problems

Detecting real-time errors Fixing compile-time errors Debugging code Setting breakpoints Catching run-time errors Getting help Summary

9 Creating objects

Encapsulating data Creating multiple objects Initializing class members Inheriting class properties Calling base constructors Hiding base methods Directing method calls Providing capability classes Employing partial classes Summary

10 Controlling events

Starting a Forms project Adding visual controls Writing functional code Gathering text entries Ticking option boxes Showing user messages Calling system dialogs Creating application menus Making menus work Importing audio resources Summary

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